Monuments

The so-called Temple of Romulus stands in the archaeological area of ​​the Roman Forum,

The remains of the temple, consisting of part of the podium and two columns with Corinthian capitals, came to light in 1938 during the demolitions for the enlargement of via delle Botteghe Oscure,

On the right of Portico di Ottavia, in the Hebrew district, the remains of a temple dedicated to God Apollo are still visible today near to the Theatre of Marcellus

The Thermae Antonianae, one of the largest and best preserved thermal complexes of antiquity, was built at the behest of the Emperor Caracalla on the

The Thermae Traiani or Thermae Traianae rise on the top of Colle Oppio, in the third Augustan region and were built, as we know from ancient literary sources, on

From Castel Sant’Angelo, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the entire city: enter the cast

The tomb was discovered in 1971 in the Zoological Garden during the construction of the 'monkey village'.

The elegant four-story tower behind Piazza Navona, in the

It is still today imposing and majestic, although it has been reduced to a third of its original structure, and as such a perfect example of the medieval Rome’s tower-houses, resid

It is one of the few survivors of the more than 300 towers that defined the skyline of medieval Rome, although at the time it was embedded in the urban fabric and

Rome also has a leaning tower, you just have to look at it from afar to notice its inclination: located on the western end of the Quirinale Hill and about 50 meters high, it is the

Located in the park of the samen name, the Appian Way keeps a historical, archaeological, and architectural heritage unique in the world.

Bordered at both ends by two of Rome's most famous squares, Piazza Venezia and